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LONDON, • THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1808. Yesterday afternoon, at half past three o'clock, Capt. Notrasz arrived at the Admiralty, with dis. patches from Sir S. HOOD. That gallant Admiral is arrived in Cawsand Bay ; he parted with Sir Joni.; DocKwortTH on the 27th ulr, Sir JOHN Wai at that time in pursuit of the Rochefort Squadron, having obtained certain intelligence of the course they were steering. The Comus. Frigate:saw the Rochefort Squadron on the 24th, in longitude 21. latitude 33.30. and the, next day, she fell in with Sir JOHN DlJcxworrn, to whom she gave the in formation. The Comus was very near the Enemy's ,Squadron, and 'observed that a Line-of-battle-ship 'and a Frigate had separated from the rest ; but pro bably it was only for the purpose of loiJking out.— The British Squadron was so near That of the Enemy, that there is the strongest reason to hope that it will overtake them. • Their destination is pro : - bably Martinique.--Capt,' NOVIISE 'tires also' the bearer of Dispatches from Gencrai . 13trn E sizot t p at Madeira, for Loid CiivrtAtn,E,Ao4, , WE are happy to have ii in our power to contra. diet a report which .was yeaerday circulated in the City, that the P ref ton East Ii dianian . had been wrecked on the Coast of France ; that Vessel, with the Lord Nelson and Hugh In , having arrived 'safely at Portsmouth yesterday. Three more of thd Gottenku.rghTlla is arrived in the bourse of last night and this morning ; but their con, tents have been in general anticipated by the Vrench Papers. • Letters have been received in town from Lisbon, dated the 15th ult. which state, that 'notwithstand, ing the . embargo in the ports of. France and the countries under her Controul, all American Vessels in the Tagus were suffered to sail. From . this cumstance, It is obvious either that there is an un derstanding between thrl French and American Go, vernments, or that the former is particularly anxious, under the present circumstances,. 6.1 conciliate the good-will of the latter. . • The weather being very severe and baktr.s MA 4 JESTY has n(lt been out of the Palace beloreorester day, nor had any visitors or ,arrivals, Yesterday . rnornihg, at eight Q'clock, their M 4, IF.STIng, Princesses 4.uousTA, ELt4I)VPIT, MARY, SOPIIIA, and AMELIA, went to Chapel, in the Pa law, and heard the Form of Prayers, '‘c, appointed for the day. , At halt past ten his MAJESTY, Princesses AUGUS, TA,. MARY,. Sordid, and ANIBLId, atrompanied by Lady ALBINA CUMBERLAND, and Geteral Frrztio; went to St. George's Chapel, and heard a Sertno4 preached by the Rev. Dr. CooNsotl, from Psalm ix. sTr. 1. The Royal Party afterwards returned to - the Palace. In consequence of the Duke of PORTLAND being confined with a violent atta c k o f t h e gout, a Cabinet Council was held, on''uesday, at his Grace's house, in Piccadilly, instead of the Foreign Office which was attended by the LORD CuAilcut.i.ou,"and- all the other Ministers. Yesterday being the day appointed for' a General Fast, the House of Lords went in procession to Westminster Abbey, where they heard a most im pressive Sermon, delivered by the Bishop Or Bass.. Tot., His text was chosen irons tile ad chapter of the Prophet Jonah, 4th and sth verses. Amongst the Lords present were, the Archbishops of CANTstuatitty and YORK, the Bishops of Don- Wald, NORWICH, BATH and WELLS, Hessvoan, and three others, sat in the stalls Cu the right side of the, great entrance; the Loan CHANCELLOR, Earls CAMDEN and BATHURST, Lords MULGRAYR, HAWKESEURY, WALSINGHAM, and Botaoa, were on the opposite The SPEAKER of the House of Commons .was escorted to St. Margaret's Church by the City of Westminster Loyal Volunteers, the Hon ; Colonel Enutt ; .the CHANCELLOR of the Excirenuts, Mr. Wrinarotr, and the Hon. General Pfriqi7s, were among the Members who were present. A must excellent Sermon was preached by the Dean of Lix, COLN. His text was taken from the loth chapter of the nd Book of Kings, t tth verse. The LORD MAYOR of London, accotnanied by the Sheriff, and several Members of the Courts _of Aldermen and cotunlon Council, went in State to .St. Paul's, where they heard an excellent Sermon, preached 'by his Lordship's, Chapfalu. St. Paul's Cathedral and the different Churchett in the City were thrOnged with .London Militia, the , Ho nourable Artillery Corps, the 3d Regiment of East India Volunteers, and the t I tli Ategiment of Loyal London Volunteers, The Rev. AIATT4 w WpaCES delivered ft most excellent Sertnon at Whitfield's Tabonoetc, 'Totten barn-court-road. The Rev. J. Moottu delivered a most appropriate discourse at the Methodist Meeting fjousc, in G reat Queen-street. High Mass was cdehrated at St. Patrick's and other Catholic Chapek. The Rev. Sot.ordom IfEtICIIELL also delivered . a discourse suited to , the occasion at the Great Syua gdgue in .Doke's-place ; and the thy was (*served With the utmost svhininity tbrotiohout 'the in, iroP011.1.: NAVAL NEWS. PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 17.—Arrived the Hui Ingl4, Lord Nelson, and (he Preston, Indiamen ; 4./Vancy,- A.NDERSON; Lavinia, fluTcHiNsoN ; Rolla, THOMP. SON; Baltic Merchant, SMITH; Wanderer, LYNDAM ; Berbice Packet, M'lCivas ; Arundel, TAITE ; Nep tune, BROCKLESLEY ; Zephyr, JEFFRIES ; Triton, BIRT ; Amy, BARNFILD ; Three Sisters, CHARLTON; Twins, POTTER ; Mary Ann, Slum ; and several Vessels from the Downs. PLYMOUTH, FEB. 16.—arrived the Centaur, of .74 gunl, Rear-Admiral Sir S. Hoop, from Madeira. Sailed the Ranger Sloop of 'War, with a Fleet of .Danish Vessels under convoy, for the River. Sailed the Success Frigate on a cruize, to the Westward. COWES, FEB. 15.--Arrived here the Brig Northu rnr berland, ROBERTSON, front Sunderland, with coals, with loss of anchors and cable; also the prig Fa vourite, DouGHTV, from Yarmouth; , for, tniblirr,, likewiso with the loss of ditto.' Yesterday sailed a • large convoy of Transports under convoy of the Pelter Gun.brig with a fine wind. Sailed also the Russian Ship dutumn with carkiiof timber fur Bristol. FALMOUTIf, 'Faa. 15..--Arrived the Ship Irvine, Nuts, from London, for Jamaica ; Brigs Minor, iIk:DWELL, and the .RO/hl, STIII3OAL, from Ynr inNuth tbr Liverpool, all blown out of the Downs In the gale of Thursday night. Also arrived the Aurora, FrTzsimmotis, from 1 3 01 filit fort London, and the Salerno P fiILLIPS, from Liverpool for Malta. Sailed his Majesty's Shp Fortune with live bul locks for the Fleet Off Brest. A Fleet of about 40 Sail appeared off this Part this evening, supposed to be the Expedition from Portsmouth. DISTRIBUTION PRIMMOYCY. To the Officers and Company of his Majesty's Ship Revo lutionnaire, titr the capture of the French Ships. Formidable, Montblanc, Scipion, and l)uguay 'frouin, on the gth No vember, tSOS, every Tuesday and Friday, for throe months, at Lockyer's Office, Plymouth, To the Officers and Company of his Majesty's Ship Santa • Margaritia, for the capture of the French Ships Fonnidakle, Scipion, Duguay Trouta, and . Montblanc, on the gth No v/ember' 1835, every Tuesday and Friday, for three months at Lockyer's Office, Plymouth, To the Officers and Crew of his Majesty's Sloop Plover,`, for the capture of the French Cutter Privateer L'Eli3a, on the ist January, 1807, on board the Plover. on her arrival in port, and every Tuesdy and Friday, for thice months, at Greenaway's Office, Plymouth. To the Officers and Company of his Majesty's late Ship Anon, for the capture of the Spanish Frigate l'olpoll4, on the a3d August, r3_6, or. the 16tti 'inst. and afterwards at No. 3, Philpot-lane. To the Captains, Officers, and Compryof his Majesty's Ship Phoenix, for the capture of the Danish Brig F: ielltstadt, on the I,2th November, 1806, every Tuesday and Friday, for three months, at the Naval Bank, Plymouth. To the Officers and Crew of his Majesty's Gun brig Tur: bulent, for the capture of. the American Schooner Civvies, on the gtlt June, 1807, on the kid inst. at No. 7„), Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, and for three months, at the same place, To the Officers and Company of his Majesty's Ship Seine, for,the capture of the I-hendrick and lan, 27th August, 1803, fan lbn : rcio, 0305, and Persewrance, 3oth :1 9 t t h ill r ' i l l ' , 1" a a t r - Y lliymotith, on Ow 17th inst. and afterwards At No. 1, Cecil-street, Strand. The HarrietTimmpsow, which sailed from Liver pool on Wednesday se'nnight, wa4 unfortunately lost the following morning on the West Hoyle; the Captain; Chief Mate, and .V..,► of the crew, with two passengers, were. dawned, and only the Second Mate a 0 six men saved. By the Resolution Cutter, which arrived on Satur day at Plymouth, and sailed again almost immediate ly, we learn that the French in-shore Squadron in Brest harbour were reconnoitred on the preceding Wednesday by the If nrrior, 74, Cape/in Schooner, and King George Cutter, when they discovered seven Sail of the Line, one Frigate, and a Brig; being One Fri gate and a Brig less in number than when seen be; fore. They appeared quite ready for sea, havitig royal stay-sails, gaffs, 4e, all bent, and their sails loosened for drying. According to the late accounts from the United States, we learn that they have now in their service Captains, 9 Master's Commandant, 7f: Lieute nants, 17 Surgeons, I s Surgeons' Mates, 3 Chap lains, t..) Sailing Masters, 15U Midship Men, Pntsers; 13 Boatswains, 6 Gunners, 6 Carpenters, Sail-makers, 170 Petty Officer:, and 1580' Sea men. - Marines—a Captains, 14 Firir Lieutenants, 8 *end Lieutenants, 30 Serjeants, 39 Musicians, Oa Rank and File. A few dais since three of the crew belonging to the Boddington West Indiaman, lying"at the West India Pock, Jalackwall, in heaving the ropes to go out of dock, tell overboard. A Castoin-house boat rowed towards the Ship, picked them up, and put them on boat* Soon afterwards one of thenVell overboard again, and .was with great ditlicirlty saved by a black marl, whp jumped overbArd after him.' Mr. WniTaaRAD has lessened himself, even in the opinion of his friends ) , by the part which he has lately taken lit political discussions. Such a man should disdain the personalities in which he has in dulged himself, even to remarks on Mr. CANNING'S manner of speaking. It would be more worthy of bis charaeter, and be more creditable to his cause, if he were to attempt to refute the arguments of Mr. CANNING rather than descend to such pitiable animadversions on bis accent and his gestures. Mr. Wnt - criatisn should remep ber. the answer which was given on a similar occasion by the great Earl of irs - px,..m, to, the pitiful, comments of HrutAcit . on The cheatrigat - mariner impute to him, as reportild in the vigorous language of Jonx. SON. But voe doubt not that if Mr. WIIITIIRHAD should lower "hinvelf by futur.y observations of tl;e same kind, Mr. CANNING, if not restrained 4 G .L, t tempt, wilt properly repel such puny hostility; GENERAL If friTELOCC4's TRIAL. SEVENTEENTH DAY• TOE examination -of njor*eneral GOWER W:l 4 resumed this rhornin. This Witness has entered into a greater historical detail than most of those who have preceded him.—No moceangs toc,,k place yes. terday on account of the Fast. . 02 0 0a n GE Sat p u a rd al ai os I T o , re B no a o ri ti . , C L om U m iete a n n a d n e t r7 G in en c e h ra i l er %r Nova Scotia, attended by Admiral Sir I9A/va Cori. PIN. Bart. Generals EVE/A:1GB and PORTER, and the Staff of the garrison .of Portsmouth, embarked Ott board the Penelope Frigate, Capt. atot. ' Th e Staff ' of this Army consists .ut - Lieut.-General Sir Glotto it PR altos?, 6t,th Regfattellto Alajor-Genoral ifut4rlß ; New Brumswick Fencibleg, lirikadier.General DAN t& 1-1•110 H TON, Bth Regiment - , Lieut;nant.Colouel Bow yea, Deputy-Adjutant-GenetalJ Listrtenant-Colonel TsuLztvo. Dep.-Qua rt.-Mbter•Gen. Captain -PittvosT, 6otli Regiment, --.--Gowza, 16th, Aids-tig•camp. WAt rs, jrt Dragoon Guards, Major Ltositwooo, Bth Yet. Bat. Pubtic Secretary. Wat. r, iton,• Esq. Priiiate Secretary. The Cod's composing Sir GEORGE PiEVOST'S . Army, some of which are out, are-- A of the grays! Staff Corps. Engineers. • , • A large Detachment of Artillery. 7th Foot, or Royal Fusilecrs, iioh.i.t..ool. PA ic ttlf Attl',. Bth'- King's Regiment, Major MAX wit t. 1 3th; Col. COLVILLE. 23tt Welsh Fusileers, Lieut.-Col, I ONES. both---- 7 Rifle Battalion, Baron Rorwraux oR. 98th • DOUGLAS. Joist POLLOCK. Milting 7000 etle6tire men but it is supposed that that distinguished corps, the 13th, will be left at Ber muda, .and the 9sth taken up there. The whole of Sir Groaca PREVOST'S .army goes in the first in stance to Bermuda, and *ill remain there till the river St. LaWrence is open to them. Gencial' Sir ,Itim ES CUAIG, -tile Governor-General and CoMivander in Chief of all British America, hap with him in Canada—. A Detachment of Artillery. That .j st Regiment, Lieutenant.colonel P ROC TON.' 49th v INCE NT . 100th MURRAY. 10Th Voter:in Battalion, Lieut.-Col. Zoo cis. Sir Grorxre Pao;OsT goes on immediately to America, leaving the command of the army at Btu. muda to General ligtitifiTON, FEES TOR LteRSCRS TO I.iii.vrowre..--The Return to the Order of the House of Commons, of the nth January last states, that no entry can be found of any regular Table of ;,'ees to be taken by the Clerks of the Council in ordinary, the under Clerks, or Servants, as approved t)y the king, or the Lords of the Privy Council ; but that as early as 1664, certain Fees were received upon Ordors in 'Council, wherein- individuals had a p interest that in the Patent py which the Clerks in Ordinary of the Council hold ; their Offices, there is a grant of a yearly salary of 2'501. with all other rights and per duisites;Bic. That there does exist in this o ffi ce ocument, evidently from its appvarance an ancient one intituleii, . A Table of Fees tqltet4 in the Privy Council Offic.e," by which it appears, that for ate Order of COuncil, Licepce,Ptc. under the'Council Seal, the Fee payable to the Upper Clerks (meaning the Clerks in Ordinary) was two pounds; to the trade; Clerks ten shillings : to the Servant to the Council Chamber and Office•keeper, two shillings and Silts pence ; and in a Copy of Tattle Fees, delivered irk 1767, there is a mita bone of further sums then usually paid, making the whole of the Fee payable at that time on a beneficial Order in Council, tlireq paunch two shillings and /ixpence : That since OM year 1767 other additions have been made, so Olaf at the present day the whole idrvi is r ow pound* sixteen shillings. Additional sums have boen red: ceived by the Under Clerks and others employed in this Office. And that no i ncrease o f Fee of t a r kind has taken place since the year 1790. . An Account of all the Interest paid on 'Exchequer Bibs, in three years, ending 3th January, 1808, di*, tinguishing each year; with an Average thereof. From the sin January, 18os, to sth lanu. 'ary, . 41,478,310 34 " - Ditto tBo6, to Ditto rB • 7 . 1,3 t 0,680 11 ,! 9 Ditto 1807, to Ditto IttoB . 1,574,361 1.5 3) - 413 6 N3 6 5 * ° Si Account of.the whole Amount of Pees or G ratui ties Pal Average and reeeiVed'at the Office of his Majesty's Principal Sea l ' toy ot"S11110 for the Home D e partmen t , t ot Li cenc es, per -1,454.433. a. fi milting Illein to navigate or trade. 'From IVIIIY . to Datirllbet 1803 . . . - X 4016 7 6 180 4 " - - 42$ 16 , . , • iv . '. 180 1 • "" • 44L2 14 6 111-151 . a . 9664 le IBJ7 • . • 23,1136 6 6 The whole of this sum has been placed to 4 36,690 is 6 the C;encral - Fee Fund - The Fees charged on each Licence, such Licence grounded on an Order of the Privy ..Council. were 71. s3s. 6d. The Public Stamp of tl, cos. wadded on each betbre being delivered out :—the num ,bet being 7.59 t, amounted to 11,385 10 0 --........... .17,9 86 It ° Amount of Fees or Gratuities r,....ceived at th 0 e fike of the Privy Council from the 19th of May 1803, tis' the 31st of December knowing, upon Orders recommending Liceno's to bi: granted, at 41, 16s. for each Ship £4, 012 16 0 For the Year ilso4 . . 5,47 6 16 0 For the Year 180; • ' 3,796 t 6 0 For the Year 'Soo ' - " 7,77 6 0 0 Fur the Year 134 . • 12,64 12 0 By letters from Madeira, dated the 14th ult. we are informed, that the troops under General Bami: Foun had been a month eticamped,,and had sotierea • m in some degree fro that. cause:, there being no buildingi there to accommodate tnetn. At the ap p G l o ie v a e t r io n n or o l f l ' a t d he ap G pr t o t p te r t ia al te , I h t o lt ‘ r t o , ev o e f r t , he th p e rin P c o i r p tu li gues a coo-. vents for the acconimodatioo of the troops; and it was intended to unite some of the poor order o f convents, for the benefit of the Friars, and with a view the - better to make room for the troops in th eir buildings. The Island was crowded with emigrants from Lisbon, so that not a house was to he procured for lodgings. We regret to find that the troo p s ,„ have sutfered in their h e alth, from intetnperance .nt I , , tr h l e fli ' n7 e e)t a P f en w ce il . i — e, T w hi l s iic h i a l s i a s lr p ea r d " y u p r r e o d d auteetdhasevnleral u t‘ t' ‘'. a e t e l ;l B. th . e rr ll b ri r t e ish ap a p :d ar P s to preserve the Gewiral I the t nruchirkt measures. opts s oti?ttbigeuaesie)e,rfealiars"" b" which